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E-invoicing webinars for Australian SMB

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The Australia Tax Office (ATO) will host a series of webinars to talk about e-invoicing to Australian Small & Medium Businesses

The first webinar will take place on March 27 and will feature:

  • 20-minute ATO presentation
  • 20-minute practical demonstrations by eInvoicing Ready accounting software providers and a product-specific Q&A
  • 10-minute general Q&A

Register here: ATO Webinar – March 27

Additional webinars are planned for June 5, August 7, October 2 and November 20, using the same registration page.

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